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10 May 2024

Annually 2024

Pet Shop Boys’ once-a-year publication “Annually” is published today, along with an exclusive “Annually 2024” T‑shirt. Available to order exclusively through the official PSB store at the link below.

The new 64-page, hardback book includes:

• An in-depth look at the writing and recording of the new album, “Nonetheless”, including a diary of the creative process with commentary from PSB.

• A feature about the album cover photo-session.

• An interview with James Ford, producer of the album.

• Photos from the Latin America tour.

• Plus more photographs, your letters answered, and more.

“Annually 2024” ships from the UK today, May 10th. Please note that delivery dates will therefore vary depending on local postal services.

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